World responses clash on neighborly love in politics
A humorous mixed bag of letters and anecdotes from readers includes Dulles on neighborly love as a political virtue, Niemöller urging Gandhi era lessons, a Miami designer’s Mother's Day duck, a Coast Guard rescue off New York after a fishing boat accident, a cautions dental tip, and assorted city happenings from New Orleans to Tulsa and Oklahoma. The items reflect a lively, eclectic 1950s newspaper flavor with brief, fact-like vignettes and light commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage Elmnholdt
Aarhus University
Denmark
Dulles
Hood
God
Martin Niemeller
Elmholdt
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Soviet Russia
Miami
William Robertson
North Star
New York
North BS — Star
Coast Guard
Robertson
Suspended Monmouth savant met Rosenberg for one meeting
Attorney for Aaron Coleman, suspended Ft Monmouth scientist, says Coleman attended a single Young Communist League meeting with Julius Rosenberg during college to learn about Communist methods. Green denies Coleman ever joined the Communist movement and notes Coleman did not steal documents. He says any friendship with Rosenberg would have been common among many classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph T. McCarthy
R.- Wis
Rosenberg
Russia
Ft. Monmouth
Amy
Robert Stevens
Roy Cohn
Aaron Cole
Young Communist League
Rosenburg
Cohn
Coleman
Reen
Green
U S Bishop Given Archbishop Title
The most Rev Amleto Giovanni Cicognani apostolic delegate to the United States announced that Pope Pius XII has conferred the personal title of archbishop on Bishop John J Swint of Wheeling West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
United States
Pope Pius XII
John J. Swint
Wheeling
W. Va
Fragmentary Press Notice from Long Beach area
A terse notice mentions a duty schedule near Sixth Street and Pine Avenue, with scattered references to a Coliform Audit Bureau and weekly deliveries. The text appears corrupt but keys include Long Beach California, an act date, and a reference to a Pass Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
Lory Beach
Ce Iy
TSR
Gt Pass
Long Beach
Vitornia
Maren G
Pickpocket Turns to Bank Robbery Ends In 20 Year Term
Alfred Hughes, 62, pleaded guilty to a bank robbery attempt at a Security First National Bank branch in Los Angeles. He told the court his eyesight was too poor to steal, claiming he tried to rob the teller but the teller screamed. A federal judge sentenced him to 20 years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Alfred
Ben Harrison
Hughes
Security First Law
National
Hank
Geti
Amazing Discovery Promises Vitality Boost With Lilyv
An old advertisement touts Lilyv as a high potency blood builder to fight fatigue and poor memory. It claims liver blood improvement begins within 24 hours and a week can restore energy, urging purchase at Schoolt fers Health Food Stores on Pine Avenue.
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LILYV
L.L.V
Schuletfers Health Food
Pine Ave
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Ce Wao Lhi
Inure
Anil Raconteur
H. A. Maxmen
Detroit
Cleveland Dental Society
New Orleans
Henry Watkins
Watkins
Ees
John Mangum
John
Clayton Terry
Indianapolis
Terry
Vincent ReDavid
Chester
Marjorie Buck
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma
Willie
Ars
Ayse Sebahat Southerland
Turkey
Tulsa
Okla
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy
Donnell Culpepfer
Duckling
Phont
W. Broadway
Conmae Pink
Oppositn
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Opin Daily
AL ML
Ani Sra
Rayon
Sunray Rayon
Hathaway Nylon
Faille
van Dell’s
Antiqua
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Tetley
Monmouth Savant
U.S
Celegram
Sirgil Laboratories, Inc
Santa Monica
Calif
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